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last nightI worked L&D in my hospital. I usually workNICU. Well, we were sitting around talking and the subject of ghostly inhabitants came up and our scrub tech went on to relate the story of how she can go back to the surgical suites and turn off the lights and return a little later and the surgical lamps over the tables will be on.

We had this med student with us and he walked back with her and they turned off all the lights, waited half an hour and went back to check.

Sure enough, the spotlights were on. well this was where a couple of the other nurses and I came in on this story and of course I jumped right in and so BS! So she did it again with us all with her.

we went back a little later and they were on again.

Of course we had to try it again. This time our med student went back and checked from the hall and the lights were still off, a short time later 3 of us went back and the 1st OR light was not on, but in the 2nd OR the light was on as was the anesthessia machine.

We decided to mess with the whole thing a little and adjusted the light and pointed it towards the wall to the right of the table and left, a short time later I peeked in and the light was on, pointed back to the center of the table and the machine was off. Then I pointed it to the wall at the head of the bed and left. Tight after we counted I peeked in again and it was pointed toward the wall at the foot of the table.

Our poor tech would not even go down there alone to collect instruments for CS without someone with her, after that she wouldn't even go down there with someone.

Now being the eternal skeptic, I tried to be aware where all of us were and watch for someone to go back there and did not ever catch anyone sneaking back.

What do you all think???

Specializes in Pediatric Rehabilitation.

You guys are too freaky!!!!

Why is it non-believers NEVER see ghost???

Specializes in Pediatric Rehabilitation.

I bet ya'll see ufo's too, eh??

I though these things only happened to toothless people in 'bama trailer parks

I work in a university hospital in highrisk OB and we have a ghost on the antepartum floor. It used to be the postpartum floor and a woman got really sick and coded up there after having her baby. She had fatty liver disease or something. She was a mail-order bride from the Phillipines and her husband wouldn't come to the hospital even when we told him she was going to die. He said he could easily "get another one". Anyway, several people working up there have seen someone down at the end of the hall close to her room. It's always late at night.

On the subject of a "hand over" to the other side, a hospice nurse came and talked to us when I was in nursing school. She said she'd only seen one "bad death" and the guy went screaming saying "Don't touch me!!"

I have a friend who was present at her father's death last month and she said right at the moment that he passed, he was saying "Up, up" and raising up off the bed--and he hadn't spoken in months!

When I was 18 years old i joined the military and while I was in boot camp they diagnosed my grandmother as having lung cancer. My grandmother and I were very close(my mom had me at 17 and I lived with my grandparents most of my life off and on). I got pregnant and my grandmother told me she would live to see my baby. I brought him home in June and she died in July. I did not attend my grandmothers funeral because to me that was not my grandma....it looked nothing like her and that is not how I wanted to remember her. I was devastated though. I cried for about two weeks straight....couldn't sleep...very depressed. It was the first time I had ever had anyone close to me die. One night I woke up and I saw my grandmother standing at the end of my bed. She looked so beautiful....she had this light behind her and she was wearing this pink dress with red and purple flowers on it. I remember this vividly......she looked at me and said, " Sister(that was what she called me) don't cry for me anymore. I am in a better place and I don't hurt anymore. It's okay." I woke up the next morning and felt like a weight had been lifted from my shoulders....I didn't think about my "dream" for a few years after that. About three years later, my mom, sister and I were going through some of my grandparents things and talking about them. I told the story of my "dream" to my sister.....i didn't realize my mom was behind me until I heard her crying......she looked at me and said, " Robin, your grandma was buried in a pink dress with purple and red flowers on it....." I knew then that my grandmother came to see me because she worried about me.....it was wonderful. On the same note......my mother lived in the house that my grandparents owned for 25 years and after my grandpa passed on we knew he was still there watching everyone.......he had a distinct walk(due to a stroke) and you could hear him walking the house at night......and his radio that he listened to would come on(always tuned to a ballgame) or the TV always on a cardinals game........

Those are my stories............

I just knew there was a thread out there for me.....

No nurse4kids, I do not believe in ufo's, only because all the flying objects I have seen can be identified..... When I see a REAL UFO, I'll post it on a thread for you...........

One day my 22 yr old daughter was visiting from college and spending the night. We were sitting talking late at night. She was talking about my father whom had passed away in 1978.

She was telling me what she rememberd about her grandpa and his service when he died....

All that she could recall was her sister being on the left of her being held by my husband, the statue of the Virgin Mary in the church, the head coverings we had on our heads, the candles in the church in little cups, and her 2 uncles carrying the casket out the double doors.... It all made perfect reasoning, until I thought about what she was describing.........A Catholic Funeral....She had never been inside a Catholic Church My father's services were at the funeral home in 1978........

My Grandfather's services were at The Catholic Church, just as she described it.........in July 1972, just 4 months BEFORE she was conceived...... Spooky?!?!?!?!?!?

I have a very unerving experience. My mother in law died 6 years ago unexpectely at the age of 46. I have dreams about her as though she is alive but only my family can see her. I started to notice that when I dream about her someone I know would die the next day. This has happened to me atleast 5 times in the past 2 years. My G-mother, G-father, Uncle, Aunt, and a friend. It is very scary now when I dream about her. Especially the last time when my 10 year old was out of town with friends. The next day I was on pens and needles until I found out it was a lady who was my friend and my oldest childs teacher. She went to church with my mother and me for many years. Though I was sad about her dying I was relieved my child was fine. I believe she tries to prepare me because we have had so many deaths in our families in the last 7 years. But is it better not to know, especially when you dont know who it will be? Though, I am not scared during the dream, I am happy and relieved. I guess because she died so unexpectely she feels she needs to let me know.

I knew this spooky thread couldn't stay idle TOO long, but here it is me, reviving it!

Okay - take this with a grain of salt, but I always have a dream about losing a tooth before someone I know dies. I've had the dreams all my life, and I've never had a tooth-losing dream without losing a friend or relative to death.

Last night, I dreamed I was GETTING a new tooth.

Probably doesn't mean a bloody thing, but it has me wondering.

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Dennie

Specializes in Pediatric Rehabilitation.

You're pregnant, denise ;)

Hey, what do you guys think about that guy that hosts "crossing over"? As a non-believer, IF I KNEW this show wasn't fixed...I'd be convinced :p

She had never been inside a Catholic Church My father's services were at the funeral home in 1978........

My Grandfather's services were at The Catholic Church, just as she described it.........in July 1972, just 4 months BEFORE she was conceived...... Spooky?!?!?!?!?!?

so who was she before she was who she is now?

Part of an organism's job is to die. Ghosts, the light, the tunnel, angels are all cool ways of making sense of death. Death used to be pretty untouchable for me, until I began to REALLY understand DNA and cell atrophy. There is an entire field devoted to the study of death. It's an action that happens one time in our lives. When the time comes, you can recognise it. In my opinion, just like when you get that feeling your are going to be sick, you'll get a feeling you are about to die. Again, you'll only get that unique feeling once. It is spooky:eek:

Nurse4kids - wouldn't THAT be funny? My kids are grown I'm OLD!! And besides, whenever I was pregnant, I had painless birthing dreams. That was pretty much my confirmation even before the test.

Mario - I disagree that people have some sort of recognition that they are going to die. We've been sick before, so we get a feeling that we're going to do it again. How can you recognize something that you've never done before - if there's just one time around and that's it?

All the evidence to some kind of after life is circumstantial, but still, there's an awful lot of it. Like jt's child who described her grandfather's funeral from before she was even conceived. And earlier someone mentioned someone talking to a relative that they didn't even KNOW was dead.

Well, the thing is, it's all just conjecture until it happens to us, and then we'll either KNOW or else it won't matter because everything is behind us. Woody Allen said that he's not afraid of death, but he doesn't want to be there when it happens.

That show - "Crossing Over..." I loved to watch it, but they've changed it to the middle of the afternoon and I'll never see it again. (Yes I CAN set a VCR, but then I can never find the time to watch the bloody tape! - (G)) It's strange, how many "off" things he can hit. I wonder about it too. How could they possibly set it up??? I'd like The Amazing Randi to check that out. He's the best at spotting that kind of thing.

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Dennie

How about this? I'm replying to my own post!

I went to the Amazing Randi's web page, and there are a lot of references to John Edward. *sigh*. Randi says that it's called "cold..." Oh rats, the oldtimers disease is kicking in. Cold-something, sort of like cold calling that salespeople do.

The people are kind of interviewed in the line before the taping starts "What kind of questions are you here hoping that John can answer?" and stuff like that. Then he gives out a lot of hints and we don't remember the wrong ones (and the producers edit them out, as well) and we don't know how many "plants" are in the audience.

*sigh*

I don't know. I still think that my Grandma was talking to someone she knew......

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Dennie

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